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Fernando Guerra

Fernando Guerra has been a pioneer in the way architecture is photographed and divulged. Fifteen years ago, he opened studio FG+SG together with his brother, and both are responsible in large part for the diffusion of Portuguese contemporary architecture in the last fifteen years.

The architect was born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1970 and obtained a degree in Architecture from Lusíada University (Lisbon), before working as an architect in Macau for five years. Fernando had been taking photographs since he was 16 years old and, in 1999, with his brother Sérgio Guerra, founded the studio ‘FG+SG  – Fotografia de Arquitectura’. Five years later, they established the publishing house ‘FG+SG – Livros de Imagem’ to publicise the various architectural works they photograph.

LOCATION: Lisboa, Portugal
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Graca Apartment in Lisbon / Fala Atelier

Fala Atelier has recently completed Graca Apartment, a small but bright and comfortable home located in Lisbon, Portugal. The apartment lies in an unremarkable building in Lisbon. Its obsolete fragmented typology presented a series of small rooms, some devoid of natural light, and an impractical exterior bathroom. The intervention aimed to erase these faults and

House Between the Pine Forest / Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

Project: House Between the Pine Forest Architects: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos Location: Paterna, Valencia, Spain Area 722.32 sqm Photography: Fernando Guerra | FG+SG “House Between the Pine Forest ” is a single-family residence designed by by Spanish studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. Twenty-one plateaus and seven volumes tell the story of this house. The aim of the

Vigario House is a Dialog Between Old and New / AND-RÉ

Vigario House is a particular and sensitive project, dating back to 2008 and completed early 2015. Located in Paredes, Portugal, the house was designed by AND-RÉ Studio. Description by AND-RÉ: The Vigario House is the outcome of the privileged context of the existing ruins, setting the conditions that unfold the new architecture narrative. The new organism

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